Sentence examples for exchanges for goods from inspiring English sources

Comcast's remaining 21.4 million shares give it a stake of about 8percentt in Internet Capital, which invests in companies that build online exchanges for goods and services.

And they function as money because they are fungible: that is, they can be exchanged for goods or services.

A freelance tattoo artist in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, does tattoos in exchange for goods, and it all works out nicely.

Since the beginning of time, man has required money to exchange for goods, services, and other needs.

The system in place is locally referred to as "blind trade", because goods are exchanged for goods rather than money.

Rurbanismo has brought other changes to Spanish village communities, including the creation of "time banks," in which hours of labor are exchanged for goods and services.

Mr. Cuomo's 1999 policy statement held that yield spread premiums could be legal if mortgage brokers were paid a reasonable exchange for goods or services.

Rather, it's about the bits of paper we exchange for goods and services, which have a physical life quite apart from their use as currency.

Because of its unique qualities, gold has been the one material that is universally accepted in exchange for goods and services.

The sugar was used in exchange for goods from East European countries until the collapse of the Soviet block in 1989.

Kastner lost the case after admitting to negotiating with Adolf Eichmann for the safe passage of 2,000 out of Hungary in exchange for goods.